The MSNBC anchor links political violence to its “will of the people’s will”

On Sunday, broadcaster Msnbc Ayman Msnbc Ayman asked whether “Lone Wolves” could be blamed for political violence in the current failure of the political system to hear their concerns.

During the weekend, a committee on MSNBC discussed the last wave of political violence over the past decade, which ranges from fire in Republican practice of Republicans in Congress and Donald Trump’s life attempts to the most modern murders of the Israeli embassy workers and UN CEO, Brian Thompson.

The committee’s conversation is driven by the killing of former Speaker of the Democratic Parliament, Melissa Hortmann and her husband, Mark, as well as the relevant shooting of Senator John Hoffman, who is also a democratic, and his wife Evit. Suspect Vans Luther PowlterHe was arrested after a two -day chase, and since then he has been charged with two charges of chasing, two charges of death and two charges of firearms in the Federal Court.

During the committee, Mohyeldin turned to former New York City mayor Bill de Palacio and asked whether he could blame the last direction of political violence on the regime for failing to hear voter fears.

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“Do you think that there is a relationship between the efficiency of our democracy, our government and the danger of political violence?” Mwilden’s request. “When people feel abroad who feel a feeling of despair-not this justified, but I am thinking about Luigi Manjion, who was killed in cold blood, CEO of a health care company-do you believe when people have no political outlets, or when this matter will run this type of violence?

“There was always, through history, a relationship with the political moment and whether society was serving people or not,” the former mayor answered, warning that “there is never a justification for political violence.”

De Placio argued that despite the existence of times of relative peace, “the sixties of the last century were a period of great political violence, and in the past years as well, where the level of political conflict intensified, and of course, as there were those voices that give the structure of then.”

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After referring to previous examples of violence by each of the actors in the state and the non -governmental in the past, the former mayor suggested, “I think it is also fair to say that when the public feels in general that society serves them, when there is a sense of belonging, when there is a feeling that there is a sense of respect and respect, it requires the temperature less than oxygen for the clay elements or think that we can get it.

Then suggested that Trump’s rise At least partially blames recent political violence.

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“But it will take it, frankly, the defeat of Trump and robbed the structure of the ears created, and it turns out to people that there could be a road to a comprehensive society again,” said De Pacio.

Audrey Konklin, Peter de Abrosa, Sarah Rumv White contributed to this report.